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How do you split audio into seperate channels in Audacity (or any other free program)?

 

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So let's say I have an MP3 file that I downloaded from iTunes or something. This file is mixed into one track, but is there a way to get all of the original tracks back (drums, bass, guitar, etc) all separated? I saw someone who was working with some Mega Man 7 OST tracks do this, but the tracks were in a folder with each track a separate wav file. He could have done this in Audacity, another program, or just downloaded a ripped version; he didn't say how he did this; all he did was open all of the wav files. So if you know how to do this, please tell me, as I am interested in dissecting some music!
So let's say I have an MP3 file that I downloaded from iTunes or something. This file is mixed into one track, but is there a way to get all of the original tracks back (drums, bass, guitar, etc) all separated? I saw someone who was working with some Mega Man 7 OST tracks do this, but the tracks were in a folder with each track a separate wav file. He could have done this in Audacity, another program, or just downloaded a ripped version; he didn't say how he did this; all he did was open all of the wav files. So if you know how to do this, please tell me, as I am interested in dissecting some music!
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